Top 3 tools for team communication
№1 Slack
Slack is a tool for team communication and it is based on channel messaging. While using this tool you can avail communication methods like calls, share files, and link with other apps. Slack is employed by more than 750,000 companies for effective team communication. It provides solutions in areas like remote work, engineering, distance learning, financial services, sales, IT, marketing, customer support, HR, and project management.
It is a business technology where people work collectively, connect and find the required information.
Pricing: Free up to 10K messages. Paid plans licence starts from 6,67$/per mo/per user
№2 Zoom
One of the valuable team communication and sales support tools is Zoom. It assists enterprises and individuals to conduct online meetings of their teams. It has many important features like Meeting and chats, video webinar, conference room, phone system, the marketplace, etc. that help organizations to communicate and share content with employees and customers in an effective way.
This team communication platform is easy to use, buy and scale. It is affordable with straightforward pricing. It is optimized and engineered to work reliably.
Pricing: Free up to 100 participants. Paid plans licence starts from 14,99$/per mo
№3 Loom
It is a video messaging tool used by more than 5 million professional. It helps to empower effective communication through instantly shareable videos. It saves your time by sending a video message rather than typing emails. It assists you in working instead of meeting. You have to bring your team to this tool and you can communicate with them with much ease and speed. It has features like fast recording, instant sharing, easy editing and controlled viewing.
It has 4 million users including 90 thousand companies all around the globe. World-class investors have invested in the loom that makes this tool important and valuable.
Pricing: Free up to 25 Creators, paid plans start at $10 USD per Creator/mo
To be continued, as I am testing out a couple more tools, so will share my thoughts about them.
